A comprehensive summary of as inversion sentences thank you

1. Noun +as/through+ subject+copula: Put the predicative (not be verb) in the copula structure before the subordinate conjunction as/through (not before the subject).

Child as he is, he knows a lot about physics. Child as he is, he knows a lot about physics.

Second, adverb +as/through+ subject+verb: put an "adverb" before the subordinate conjunction as/through to modify the predicate verb.

Although you read quickly, you can't finish reading the book in two days. Although you read quickly, you can't finish reading the book in two days.

3. Verb prototype+object or adverbial +as/through+ subject+auxiliary verb/modal verb: It is just the opposite of the requirement of true inversion sentence (partial inversion sentence): the notional verb is placed before the conjunction, and the modal verb is placed after the conjunction.

Hard as he works, he never seems to finish the work satisfactorily. He works hard, but he is never satisfied.

Fourth, the participle phrase +as/through+ subject +be verb: put the progressive or passive participle phrase before the subordinate conjunction as/through.

Although it is raining hard, I will go out for a walk. Although it is raining hard, I still want to go out for a walk.

Adjective+as/through+subject+copula

Although he is successful, he is not proud. Although he is successful, he is not proud.